The president of AFSCME Florida wants an investigation of Sunland Center and Florida State Hospital and to disclose the air quality findings to employees who work at the facilities. (Photo: Spotmatik Ltd./Shutterstock)
A union that represents rank-and-file state employees is calling for an investigation into working conditions at two state-owned facilities in Northwest Florida that serve people with disabilities.
AFSCME Florida President Vicki Hall wants the Agency for Persons with Disabilities to investigate Sunland Center and Florida State Hospital and to disclose the findings to employees who work at the facilities. The union is concerned, at least in part, about air quality issues after the facilities were damaged last year in Hurricane Michael.
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